Discover why quizzes are the easy way to learn and revise. There is no better way to prepare for tests/exams because the quizzes will quickly refresh your memory and highlight any gaps in your knowledge.
This fascinating resource will make it easy for you to revise what you already know and make it interesting to learn new things about many different Science topics. Many of the quizzes have links to relevant BBC Bitesize pages where you can learn even more.
Our teachers have written the quizzes to align with the Key Stage 2 Science National Curriculum for children aged 7 to 11 in Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 of primary school.
Right from a young age you were asking ‘how’ and ‘why’ things work - and that’s just what the top scientists do! Science is perhaps one of the most interesting topics you can study at school.
You’ll come away from each of your lessons amazed at what you’ve learnt, so let’s keep that curiosity fresh with engaging revision quizzes, ready to test you and teach you.
Most quizzes have a link at the bottom to the relevant BBC Bitesize page. This means you can explore even further into the wonders of science.
Are you curious to learn more about the planets? Perhaps you want to understand the circulatory system. Maybe you’re a budding expert on conductors. Whatever makes you wonder, Science will have a topic that will intrigue you.
We don’t like to brag (we do really) but we’re pretty intelligent Science Smarty Pants ourselves. So smart, in fact, that we’ve taken all the core material from the KS2 National Curriculum and turned it into our fantabulous Science quizzes that are yawn-proof for even the most easily bored students. Sounds good? Our bright and colourful quizzes will keep you entertained through a tornado of fascinating facts - from microorganisms to habitats, forces and energy to skeletons; you’ll be astounded by the amount of knowledge you’ll absorb (another science term, we’re on fire!). The curriculum for Science is vast and we know you want to learn it all. That’s why we pack big ideas into quick fire questions, ready for you to play over and over again.
We’d like to invite all budding Einsteins and anyone who’s curious about how the big - and small - things in life work. We’re going on a quest to discover the mysteries of the world and uncover how our complex planet works, from the biggest of galaxies, right down to tiny cells in a plant.
This is life. Are you excited? You should be.
Your world is waiting!
Want an in-depth look at KS2? Our All About KS2 page will give you the information you need.